…patient’s inpatient hospital stay and that Northern Health receives optimised reimbursement under the National Activity Based Funding model. Data-driven decision making relies heavily on complete and accurate clinical documentation and…
Read More…glucose control.” As a CDE, Julie believes patient education is vital when it comes to managing diabetes. “Diabetes is a condition where you can feel quite well, even if the…
Read MoreThe Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System made significant recommendations regarding the way mental health services are organised, integrated and governed, and proposed reforms in north and west metropolitan…
Read More…on Northern Health’s existing ‘Staying Well’ initiative, which focuses on helping those with complex chronic conditions maintain their wellbeing, instead of waiting until they need to come to hospital. The…
Read More…different examples of where we can use the simulation modality to really examine what the issues are in hospitals,” she said. Dr Brazil says the issues in hospitals can be…
Read More…most common cancer in the country. “It is also the most common blood cancer affecting the lymphatic system – white blood cells – and can affect all age groups,” says…
Read MoreThe Northern Centre for Health Education & Research (NCHER) Reproductive Health Biobank celebrated a major milestone this month, with the 100th donor recruited to this flagship research project in the…
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Read More…are.” “Patients like that they don’t have to come to hospital, and we have also noticed that, with the introduction of telehealth, the fail to attend rate has dropped. A…
Read More…Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led transformation, highlights the work of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations and communities. This will be launched at 11.30 am today. Attendance is free, however…
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We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which our health service is built, those of the Taungurung and Wurundjeri people, and we acknowledge their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures and the Elders past and present.
